As a #2, I wouldn't have too much of a problem with it. If they signed a legit #1 as well, then that move makes perfect sense.

I wouldn't mind if Gene took a chance on Brian Quick. WR out of Appalachian State. Measured in at 6'3 1/2, 222 pounds. I'll be keeping an eye on him in the Senior Bowl.

yeah i was reading about him today too

guy could be a beast

Added former Jaguars offensive line coach Andy Heck, Josh Hingst was named assistant strength and conditioning coach and Charlie Skalaski was named assistant to the head coach/offensive assistant.

The Jaguars coaching staff as of Jan. 24:

Mike Mularkey Head Coach

Mel Tucker Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator

Greg Olson Assistant Head Coach/Quarterbacks Coach

Bob Bratkowski Offensive Coordinator

John Bonamego Special Teams Coordinator

Craig Aukerman Assistant Special Teams Coach

Brandon Blaney Defensive Assistant Coach

Sylvester Croom Running Backs Coach

Joe Cullen Defensive Line Coach

Mark Duffner Linebackers Coach

Andy Heck Offensive Line Coach

Josh Hingst Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach

Bobby Johnson Tight Ends Coach

Marlon McCree Assistant Secondary Coach

Tony Oden Secondary Coach

Charlie Skalaski Assistant to the Head Coach/Offensive Assistant

Paul Spicer Assistant Defensive Line Coach

Jerry Sullivan Wide Receivers Coach

Jaguars DC Mel Tucker says it will be "put up or shut up time" for NT Terrance Knighton and his weight issues in 2012.
GM Gene Smith recently said the same thing, albeit it with more tact. "Pot Roast" has shown flashes of dominance since entering the league as a third-round pick in 2009, but has proven incapable of staying in shape. Playing under the final year of his rookie deal next season, Knighton will likely be playing elsewhere in 2013 if he can't get his conditioning in order.

ohshi

He needs to get his shit figured out lmao. He can be a beast out there and i'd rather have him on this team lol.

taniaganguli Tania Ganguli
Jaguars GM Gene Smith and director of player personnel Terry McDonough spent a while talking with Jenkins after practice.

Wouldn't that be something if Gene over looked Janoris Jenkins' off field troubles and simply took a shot on his talent level.

no wonder Brian Quick went to little Appalachian State...

"Quick has only played organized football since his senior year of high school, so he still has a lot of learning to do. Before that, Quick was a point guard, but realized he had a brighter future in football. Still, some things take time to get used to. "

nice little write-up on Quick - http://jacksonville.com/opinion/blog/429812/tania-ganguli/2012-01-25/appalachian-states-brian-quick-hasnt-played-football

Poz had surgery to repair a partially torn labrum in his left shoulder, earlier this month. He is expected to be out until training camp. I wondered what the official injury was. Hopefully he heals up good and quick.

Jaguars MLB Paul Posluszny underwent surgery earlier this month to repair a torn labrum in his left shoulder.
Because the surgery took place so late in the process, Posluszny will likely be sidelined for all OTAs and questionable for the start of training camp. The Jaguars have retained defensive coordinator Mel Tucker, so Posluszny is already comfortable in the scheme. An elite run stopper, "Poz" was one of the primary reasons for Jacksonville's 2011 defensive turnaround.

Jaguars MLB Paul Posluszny has "no doubt" that he will be ready for the start of the 2012 season after undergoing shoulder surgery on January 11.
Posluszny does not consider the procedure to be "major." After having his sling removed in a few weeks, he'll meet with doctors to get a timetable on his return. It sounds like he will be fine for training camp.